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When compared to others, how is a greater velocity represented on a motion map?


with shorter vectors

with longer vectors

with larger dots

with smaller dots

Verified Answer :

motion map has the points spaced farther apart (because the car would go a
further distance in each second), and the velocity vectors (arrows) are longer, because the car is
moving faster. So 'with longer vectors' is the correct answer

Answer:

with longer vectors

Explanation:

In any motion map of vectors we know that length of vectors is used to represent the magnitude

while the direction of the vector is represented by the angle made by the vector.

So here we have to represent the larger or greater velocity

This represents the magnitude of the vector to be more

so the correct answer would be

"with Longer vectors" we can show or represent velocity vector of greater velocity.

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